In this way organic production is often considered very pro-female, especially in African countries.
Although organic cotton accounts for a small proportion of cotton grown worldwide, the industry is growing fast as more farmers choose to make the transition.
...This increase in the financial independence of women is a hugely positive step towards equality across these regions.
Organic farming methods are safer for all workers, and can benefit women in particular as there are no harmful chemicals to worry about for pregnant workers.
On International Women's Day we are looking at how using organic cotton promotes equality.
Many organic cotton farmers are women, especially in Africa and Asia. Globally approximately 10% percent of organic farmers are women, with control of their farms.. #IWD20222#beatthebias
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